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This is kinda horrific

The surgical procedure for Tetra de Fallot (blue baby surgery) was rightly renamed the Blalock-Thomas-Taussig procedure and the shunt is called the Block-Thomas-Taussig Shunt.

This made such a difference in making the United States' medicine an advanced science. He helped us leap from primitive to front line in record time.

My brother Harold Paul had open heart on at John Hopkins in July 1945 but did not survive the surgery I was born a month later with a heart defect. My mom would tell me about Vivien Thomas and Dr. Blalock. They definitely come a long way since.

I nursed in Australia in the 1970s and things really weren't much different!

This was DuMont, not ABC.

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I found articles from 1902 regarding a Professor Welch of John Hopkins University who confidently announced at a medical congress in london his discovery of a "virus" that promised to cure and prevent every disease known to man by the inoculations with this, said, virus. He was quoted as saying, anyone inoculated "would never catch anything". Can someone explain?

You have to pump

Pump the heart

I'm going to find someone to pump I have to pump the heart

It's very good to come to heart

You have to pump the heart to get it to pump

Three basic questions...Giant of medicine vision

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WAS THAT VIVIAN THOMAS 7:17

The dress code at the Market Suva, Nausori, or Navua. (1) Some Indian Vendors Men wear Dhoti with Turbans. (2) Some wear loose short sleeved shirts, long trousers with belts, Hats (3) Indian Women wear plain sarees with bengals. (4) Fijian Women with their "bui ni ga" hairstyle. Phenapho "Vinivo" tops and "sulu"

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What a joy to hear first hand knowledge of Dr. Vivien Thomas and his great skill.

John Barry’s book “The Great Influenza” brought me here.

Very informative film and it’s still important for the use of animals to be used in medical research today. I wonder how many of those who disagree would be the first to raise their hand and volunteer for research to be done on them? Probably none!

The element of being a doctor is giving a diagnose for findings to providing treatment. Very interesting, that the course of knowing what is wrong with a patient should be the fundamental element for practicing medicine. Practicing medicine for diagnosing diseases should be free for universal health.

Record of epidemics found in the Bible, the beginning of the time is the origin of disease agents, a disease for epidermic maybe sometimes associate with a sinner in a particular region and can be transported to another region or other country by a traveler.

wish it properly scanned! the blue peeking through is an interesting side effect of the telecine..

Shame on the medical community, only 55 people (Drs) have visited this video. The grate McGehee.

Its a cancer cell i think?

I would have been more proud to have a photo taken with Vivian Thomas instead of a Dog... that goes to show how far race relations where in those days... but then again ive seen people offended by a comment on dog fighting. Violence towards humans is less offensive...

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Looks like that cell was thirsty

To skip program introduction jump to 3:03. Reed starts talking at 3:59. Cool experiment at 15:39

That guy looks just like Elvis Presley! ua-cam.com/video/yB47PT8JR5c/v-deo.htmlm28s

I love these old medical films, very interesting to see how far we've come and what we may still do after so much time

Doctors of tomorrow listen and listen close. Do not become a doctor for the money do not become a doctor for the coat the only reason you've become a doctor is you are inspired by what to cure and answers. Otherwise it is just a job and nobody needs a doctor that has a job. Because a real doctor his job never ends. These young doctors are detached and they're taught that detach. Know if you can't mentally handle it don't f****** do it

Technology might've evolved but stupidity and seeing things at its best is below cavemen days. Doctors can't even think for themselves outside to test. Sad world you guys are going to grow up in

Irvin Yalom

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ohhhhh... this is sooo cool!!!!!

What are these dark granules within the fibroblast cytoplasm?

Excellent documentary! Watching this documentary makes you realize how much more we know about medicine compared to 1947! Puffing a cigarette calmly in the hospital in the company of other doctors with no idea of it's side effects!

surprising pixar never touched on this concept.

Great documentary!

this is inversted phase contrast microscope @ Siham Kamel

James Jude, CPR Hero for Human RIP, Dr.

My father, Dr. James R. Jude, was one of the co-developers of CPR. He died today, July 28, 2015. We will miss him but know that he left a legacy that is enabling many people who suffer Sudden Cardiac Arrest to live. May he rest in peace.

Amazing that they're doing real compressions on what is probably a volunteer. Pretty cool too.

According to the International Liaison Committee on Resuscitation guidelines, CPR involves chest compressions at least 5 cm (2 in) deep and at a rate of at least 100 per minute in an effort to create artificial circulation by manually pumping blood through the heart and thus the body.

This is a very old film, but still very informal.

When was this originally made?

can I know the type of the used microscope ?

THIS IS SO COOL!!! I am such a nerd for loving this but... I DON'T CARE! XD